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but john mccain starts walling them wacko and wacko birds. the people that were around rand paul around that. mike leigh, ted cruz. is there a change now? is john mccain too far out there and this is the new group that's going to run the senate and the gop? >> i don't know. i like rand paul. he's a very intelligent guy. he made some good points. but he does look -- i hate to say, he can look a little nutty. and anytime anybody talks for 12 hours you're going to look nutty. and it's the old guard who have been ineffective. they've lost the white house.
but john mccain starts walling them wacko and wacko birds. the people that were around rand paul around that. mike leigh, ted cruz. is there a change now? is john mccain too far out there and this is the new group that's going to run the senate and the gop? >> i don't know. i like rand paul. he's a very intelligent guy. he made some good points. but he does look -- i hate to say, he can look a little nutty. and anytime anybody talks for 12 hours you're going to look nutty. and it's the...
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later on, don't miss my exclusive interview with speaker john boehner. speaker boehner told me his thoughts about a government shutdown. >> our goal here is to cut spending, it's not to shut down government, and keeping the government open after march 27th is our goal. the president the other day indicated his willingness and desire to see the government funded after march 27th so i'm hopeful that senate democrats will work with us to make sure that there's no threat of government shutdown. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 seems like etfs are everywhere these days. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 but there is one source with a wealth of etf knowledge tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 all in one place. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 introducing schwab etf onesource™. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 it's one source with the most commission-free etfs. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 one source with etfs from leading providers tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and extensive coverage of major asset classes... tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 all brought to you by one firm tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 with comprehensive education, tools
later on, don't miss my exclusive interview with speaker john boehner. speaker boehner told me his thoughts about a government shutdown. >> our goal here is to cut spending, it's not to shut down government, and keeping the government open after march 27th is our goal. the president the other day indicated his willingness and desire to see the government funded after march 27th so i'm hopeful that senate democrats will work with us to make sure that there's no threat of government...
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john, great to see you. as i understand this, all right, crude oil, gasoline, biofuels, we beat the saudis in november and we beat them again in december and it looks like a new trend. you b.u. it? >> i do buy it. we can keep doing it over and over and over again provide the industry has the access to the natural resources that they need. here we have a problem. on state and private land we're doing very well. on federal land we're going backwards not forwards. net production on federal lands is now down from four years ago and permits for federal land production is also down by some 50% from four years ago. that's not a good sign. >> okay. i agree with that. we'll get to that. i want to know this. if we continue to produce, let's use the private sources, let's use the private stourks shale, fracking and so forth. won't we stand a decent chance of busting up once and for all this opec price cartel. isn't that what's going to happen here? >> absolutely provided, larry, one thing happens. we need the enablers
john, great to see you. as i understand this, all right, crude oil, gasoline, biofuels, we beat the saudis in november and we beat them again in december and it looks like a new trend. you b.u. it? >> i do buy it. we can keep doing it over and over and over again provide the industry has the access to the natural resources that they need. here we have a problem. on state and private land we're doing very well. on federal land we're going backwards not forwards. net production on federal...
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and i think john mccain is way too hard on these guys. >> look, it was not a good moment for john mccain. this is what happens all the time, in fairness to john mccain. you have senators who have been there for a long time starkts to get a little older, in their 70s and 80s, and you have the younger guard come up. and it's good, healthy for a party -- >> he's a great american. >> sure. >> he's a personal friend. >> of course. >> i just don't think he's in the flow. he's not in the swing of things the way the new crowd operates. >> that's my point. it's not personal or particular to john mccain. it's as you get older and you have this older guard it's tie to make way. he overreacted. he got very upset. it looked like one of those get off my lawn moments. you remember that dana carvey sketch in the '80s? when i was young. he was a grumpy old man. that's what mccain looked like to me. >> these guys, this new crowd is free market, almost libertarian on the economy. strong market defense but very free market. is it going to change the center of gravity in the senate? is it going to change the
and i think john mccain is way too hard on these guys. >> look, it was not a good moment for john mccain. this is what happens all the time, in fairness to john mccain. you have senators who have been there for a long time starkts to get a little older, in their 70s and 80s, and you have the younger guard come up. and it's good, healthy for a party -- >> he's a great american. >> sure. >> he's a personal friend. >> of course. >> i just don't think he's in the...
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joining us is john abel and cnbc's own john carney. john carney, too simplistic to say going zlt new apple? >> google is creating new innovative products. google glass. that's the worry people have with apple is they are not innovating at the rate they used to. there's no big splashy product so i think google is the new apple? when we got a couple of price targets $1,000 a share slapped on to google this week and the big headline that google is the most owned stock by u.s. mutual fund holders, everyone said that's the kiss of death. what do you reckon? >> the kiss of death for apple came when some analyst said that it would -- its price target would be $1,100. look, there's a lot of superstition baked into these things. apple has an obligation to investors to be serendipitously inventive. they are not doing that fast enough for the street, i guess. my own personal theory is that they might be suffering from a bit of a margin issue because they are cannibalizing themselves. they have to with the ipad mini and with the iphone going down
joining us is john abel and cnbc's own john carney. john carney, too simplistic to say going zlt new apple? >> google is creating new innovative products. google glass. that's the worry people have with apple is they are not innovating at the rate they used to. there's no big splashy product so i think google is the new apple? when we got a couple of price targets $1,000 a share slapped on to google this week and the big headline that google is the most owned stock by u.s. mutual fund...
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>> quite honestly, i stopped following what john paulson does. i think he made a bet in gold that proved to be incorrect and used the wrong vehicle. >> his overall funds are down from 36 billion to 18 billion. >> that's right. i think it is 38 to 18, absolutely, and the gold funds have been a huge sore point. the umbrella funds, advantage and advantage plus, which expose you to each one of his strategies, have been dragged down by gold. half the assets in gold from what i'm told are john paulson's personally. you know he has a big investment in the firm overall. >> yeah. kate, thank you, as always. kate kelly. >>> no secret the dow is trading at record highs. the question, how much higher can it go and how should you play it. to mandy drury now. >> dow 15,000. that's what we want to know today, will it reach that level this year. i want to start with you, rich. the last leg of the rally has not had a clear catalyst. is this momentum we're seeing here? >> mandy, that's part of the equation. let's look at money managers. according to a private firm
>> quite honestly, i stopped following what john paulson does. i think he made a bet in gold that proved to be incorrect and used the wrong vehicle. >> his overall funds are down from 36 billion to 18 billion. >> that's right. i think it is 38 to 18, absolutely, and the gold funds have been a huge sore point. the umbrella funds, advantage and advantage plus, which expose you to each one of his strategies, have been dragged down by gold. half the assets in gold from what i'm...
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john in california. john? >> john, boo-yah, jim cramer fan in western united states. >> that is such a big fan club. i don't know, are you like number 556 there? >> caller: oh, boy, i tell you what. i tell you what, jim, i love qualcomm, i'm long on it, i was wondering what your opinion is on qualcomm, how far it can go. i love it and i'm just wondering if you like it as much as i do? >> i was concerned today. the downgrade, the conviction buy to buy that goldman sachs did because they say the margins could be under pressure. i disagree with the margins being under pressure, but i think the stock should be under pressure and you should expect to see 63, 67 before it breaks out, but i think it breaks out to the high side. i'm with you, not against you. jason in wisconsin. jason? >> hey, boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: with sequestration in effect and cyber defense with respect to national security making waves, what are your takes on bah? >> well, i think you correctly summed it up. the sequestration does
john in california. john? >> john, boo-yah, jim cramer fan in western united states. >> that is such a big fan club. i don't know, are you like number 556 there? >> caller: oh, boy, i tell you what. i tell you what, jim, i love qualcomm, i'm long on it, i was wondering what your opinion is on qualcomm, how far it can go. i love it and i'm just wondering if you like it as much as i do? >> i was concerned today. the downgrade, the conviction buy to buy that goldman sachs...
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>> john, when i first got in this business about 30 years identifying talked with john templeton, and he told me the reason you own stocks is because of inflation, so i agree that you need to be wary of inflation, but stocks are the solution to the inflation problem, and the time to own them is before everybody is in them and they are not in them today. >> a great admirer of john templeton, and i agree with you. >> what should you do then with your money? what's the bottom line in terms of investors today? would you be getting out of stock market right now, john? >> well, i would now. i think we've had a marvelous run up at the beginning of this year, and i think it's on very low volume, and i don't think there's great enthusiasm within the market. it gets up and up and up and not great enthusiasm. to get out of market, hoarding cash is the right thing to do. i think individuals that are holding cash are correct, despite punishment and companies that are even borrowing to hold cash, and they have given cash back to their shareholders in terms of buying back treasury stock, increasing
>> john, when i first got in this business about 30 years identifying talked with john templeton, and he told me the reason you own stocks is because of inflation, so i agree that you need to be wary of inflation, but stocks are the solution to the inflation problem, and the time to own them is before everybody is in them and they are not in them today. >> a great admirer of john templeton, and i agree with you. >> what should you do then with your money? what's the bottom...
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john in virginia. john? >> caller: jim, boo-yah. from the house of pain for your phillies. >> i won't disagree. i was watching that yankee game. go ahead. >> caller: john deere, their ad says nothing runs like a deere but it is stalling in the grass, 21 months ago and where it started at this year. reported good results in 2013. good cautious outlook and down she went hitting bottom this monday. is it time for deere to -- >> i was worried about it. i with a was looking at deere, with the charity trust and the price of corn is going down so deere is going down. they have a symbiotic relationship. let's go to adele in my home state of new jersey. >> caller: hi, how are you? i'm wondering if you can tell me where you see costco a year from now? and do you think it will ever split? >> i think i see one closer to my neighborhood. right now there are two that are too far away. i think costco has the ability to be the juggernaut. i like the stock. they paid dividend. good news. wouldn't surprise me, costco growing at the pace it's growing.
john in virginia. john? >> caller: jim, boo-yah. from the house of pain for your phillies. >> i won't disagree. i was watching that yankee game. go ahead. >> caller: john deere, their ad says nothing runs like a deere but it is stalling in the grass, 21 months ago and where it started at this year. reported good results in 2013. good cautious outlook and down she went hitting bottom this monday. is it time for deere to -- >> i was worried about it. i with a was looking...
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qualcomm is a position we own and chevron and johns johnson & johnson. these are positions that are hitting all-time highs, and if you're looking at your allocation and making sure you're balanced, you've got to take profits. things go up and things go down. investors make the mistake of buying, but they don't sell, so i think you carve some of the profits off and you move into other assets that are undervalued that you think have opportunity going forward but you're absolutely right. when the market is at an all-time high you don't sit there and watch it you take profits. pay a little tax and the last i heard when you make profits and pay tax, it's not a bad thing. >> nathan, what about you? you say we could see a pullback. what do you think? >> absolutely a pullback, maria. we're playing a game called where's waldo. in this case it's where is the cash, right? if you look at the brokerage accounts by the new york's own accounting, take cash long margin debt, guess what, there's not much money yet. we're in negative territory we've not seen in terms of c
qualcomm is a position we own and chevron and johns johnson & johnson. these are positions that are hitting all-time highs, and if you're looking at your allocation and making sure you're balanced, you've got to take profits. things go up and things go down. investors make the mistake of buying, but they don't sell, so i think you carve some of the profits off and you move into other assets that are undervalued that you think have opportunity going forward but you're absolutely right. when...
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take a look at john hess. interestingly, they're replacing directors, they just added sam nunn, who was added in august, is now out. that guy's on more boards. probably pretty busy. sam nunn also out. an important vote, don't forget, relational investors. this is a shareholder base that has been somewhat wrested in the past. significant no votes and vote to destagger the board. neither of those actually occurred. but we'll see what happens. elliott says go back 17 years, look at the underperformance versus peers. lately the stock has been performing very, very well. >> look, these guys want the company for sale. you would have to pay north of a hundred for this. amarada hess, the predecessor, they discovered the bakken. many people feel they got the best assets in the bakken. every company around the world wants to own the bakken. i understand the heat, because the company is worth a lot more than it's selling for. >> you've got to obviously do a good job of getting it out of the ground and finding the most ec
take a look at john hess. interestingly, they're replacing directors, they just added sam nunn, who was added in august, is now out. that guy's on more boards. probably pretty busy. sam nunn also out. an important vote, don't forget, relational investors. this is a shareholder base that has been somewhat wrested in the past. significant no votes and vote to destagger the board. neither of those actually occurred. but we'll see what happens. elliott says go back 17 years, look at the...
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john boehner, mitch mcconnell as well said they wouldn't. we go to eamon javers in fredrick, maryland. >> reporter: we're in fredrick, maryland. this is a town that's heavily dependent on federal spending because they have ft. detrick with 10,000 employees just outside of the town. ing talked to community officials who say they are worried about everything from funding for the local airport control tower to bullet proof vests for the police department. but when you talk to people on the street here you get a variety of opinions about what the impact is and whether or not we should cut federal spending. >> they are needing more and more tax revenue to pay for the programs they have. they need to cutback. i'm a fan of smaller government. >> i think that we have responsibility to help those that cannot help themselves. and perhaps we're spending too much in certain areas but i wouldn't want to see any of the social services cut. >> reporter: so in this town a lot of confusion, a lot of uncertainty and lot of mixed opinions. let's toss it over t
john boehner, mitch mcconnell as well said they wouldn't. we go to eamon javers in fredrick, maryland. >> reporter: we're in fredrick, maryland. this is a town that's heavily dependent on federal spending because they have ft. detrick with 10,000 employees just outside of the town. ing talked to community officials who say they are worried about everything from funding for the local airport control tower to bullet proof vests for the police department. but when you talk to people on the...
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i'm here with john taylor. former deputy secretary for international affairs. john is the sequester a laughing matter? >> i have to say they are becoming so. the scare stories come out and the time is here and the scares aren't coming out. >> the mark doesn't seem exercised, as brian was saying. should it be more as far as concern and growth with the sequester? >> i don't think so. the total amount is just 2.6% of gdp. >> this year. >> this year. that's the issue, this year. that's, to me, not enough. plus part after long-term strategy to get spending down and undo the big binge we had recently. >> you add chart and the chart shows different paths. in the context you put it in as federal outlays, the sequester doesn't look like a whole hill of beans to quote this -- >> it is just miniscule. 4 or 5% run up and this is just.2 .6% down. >> the other line this is people won't know if it is a pr growth or reform line what does that mean? >> that's my line. spending before 2007. good thing about that line is you can balance the budget without increasing taxes. >> you
i'm here with john taylor. former deputy secretary for international affairs. john is the sequester a laughing matter? >> i have to say they are becoming so. the scare stories come out and the time is here and the scares aren't coming out. >> the mark doesn't seem exercised, as brian was saying. should it be more as far as concern and growth with the sequester? >> i don't think so. the total amount is just 2.6% of gdp. >> this year. >> this year. that's the issue,...
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john kerry pledging the money to egypt's president mohamed morsy telling him the u.s. is keeping a close eye on the situation there. as they should. >> i wish i knew what that meant. let me ask jonathan. transportation index. i believe it hit a new all-time high today. what's that mean? >> it's positive. >> as a matter of fact, you know i'm cautious on the markets from my tone. the industrial sector has been doing well, not just for a month but for the last three months. you're seeing weakness, unfortunately, on the consumer sector. the payroll tax and delayed tax refunds and gasoline are hurting the consumer at a time when t t that. home depot is basically a consumer stock. >> what you have seen over the last month is the restaurant and retailers are saying the tax increase dos matter and they have taken some wind out of the consumer sail. the consumer has done great throughout the recovery. i think it will be a soft patch and i think the industrial sector is likely to take a little bit of the lead. >> one last one. china putting the screws to the mortgage market. par
john kerry pledging the money to egypt's president mohamed morsy telling him the u.s. is keeping a close eye on the situation there. as they should. >> i wish i knew what that meant. let me ask jonathan. transportation index. i believe it hit a new all-time high today. what's that mean? >> it's positive. >> as a matter of fact, you know i'm cautious on the markets from my tone. the industrial sector has been doing well, not just for a month but for the last three months....
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john, thanks so much for coming to the phone. good to talk to you again. >> always a pleasure. >> john liu, comptroller of new york city. >>> stick with cnbc all day for coverage of this historic trading session as the dow hits new highs. special programming tonight begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> as the dow sits still above that record high, the s&p climbing to a five-year high. nasdaq set a fresh 12-year high. we'll talk to the chief investment strategist at pnc. he'll join us after the break. how we play this rally at this point. back in a minute. mallon brothers magic? watch this -- alakazam! ♪ [ male announcer ] staples has always made getting office supplies easy. ♪ another laptop? don't ask. disappear! abracadabra! alakazam! [ male announcer ] and now we're making it easier to get everything for your business. and for my greatest trick! enough! [ male announcer ] because whatever you need, we'll have it or find it, and get it to you fast. staples. that was easy. a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me.
john, thanks so much for coming to the phone. good to talk to you again. >> always a pleasure. >> john liu, comptroller of new york city. >>> stick with cnbc all day for coverage of this historic trading session as the dow hits new highs. special programming tonight begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> as the dow sits still above that record high, the s&p climbing to a five-year high. nasdaq set a fresh 12-year high. we'll talk to the chief investment...
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i like amazon more. >> john, do you like anybody fundamentally? >> oh, well, absolutely, a no-brain no-brainer. google by far is the superior company. amazon makes no money. yes, the chart goes higher but never makes any money. google trades at 15 times versus amazon 40 times. it's a better positioned company and in terms of mobile where the world is going. the operating platform, fantastic and what it's doing in youtube. the top 100 advertisers spent 50% more between 11:00 and 12:00, 40 billion in cash for a share buyback or an increased dividend, so this is just a company so much better positioned, and it's in the fastest growing segment of advertising revenue, and it's the dominant monopoly franchise, owning 70% of the paid-for-click advertising. >> bill has been setting all-time highs. >> google is a superior company but not the superior stock chart. we've two quarters removed from an, miss that sent the stock down to almost 8%. a great company but think not immune for missteps or potential for missteps across technology. one thing we know abo
i like amazon more. >> john, do you like anybody fundamentally? >> oh, well, absolutely, a no-brain no-brainer. google by far is the superior company. amazon makes no money. yes, the chart goes higher but never makes any money. google trades at 15 times versus amazon 40 times. it's a better positioned company and in terms of mobile where the world is going. the operating platform, fantastic and what it's doing in youtube. the top 100 advertisers spent 50% more between 11:00 and...
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john, thanks for that. chief economist and partner at rdq economics. >> nice to have him in town, on set. >> great to have you on set. >>> venezuelans mourning the death of president chavez, preparing for his body to lie in state today ahead of a funeral on friday. attention now turns to a new election, possibly within 30 days, to replace the socialist leader. our own michelle caruso cabrera looks back at chavez's life and derisive rule. >> reporter: as the president of venezuela sense 1999, hugo chavez led the country with the second largest oil reserves, the biggest exporter of oil in the western hemisphere. chavez used the platform and economic four brought with it to be a flamboyant player on the world stage and a thorn in the side of the united states. his most notorious moment, a 2006 speech at the united nations. when referring to u.s. president george w. bush, he said -- "yesterday the devil came here." >> translator: it smells of s sulfur still today. >> reporter: a former paratrooper who tried to
john, thanks for that. chief economist and partner at rdq economics. >> nice to have him in town, on set. >> great to have you on set. >>> venezuelans mourning the death of president chavez, preparing for his body to lie in state today ahead of a funeral on friday. attention now turns to a new election, possibly within 30 days, to replace the socialist leader. our own michelle caruso cabrera looks back at chavez's life and derisive rule. >> reporter: as the president...
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and david faber will have an exclusive interview with john burbank. find out where he is investing after making so much money in the housing crisis. stay with us. this is cnbc on a very big day. [ kitt ] you know what's impressive? a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whatever the world needs, when it needs it. ♪ after all, what's the point of talking if you don't have something important to say? ♪ departure. hertz gold plus rewards also offers ereturn-- our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." january wholesale inventories up 1.2%. that's about four times what we were expecting. now, if you flip it and look at the sales, month over month, they were down .8 of 1%. something the feds want to pay attention to. build
and david faber will have an exclusive interview with john burbank. find out where he is investing after making so much money in the housing crisis. stay with us. this is cnbc on a very big day. [ kitt ] you know what's impressive? a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whatever the world needs, when it needs it. ♪ after all, what's the point of talking if...
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house speaker john boehner, he met with president obama on friday. says that spending cuts will stay and republicans won't raise taxes. >> this is not the smartest way to cut money. the smarter way would be to move a bill that deals with the long-term spending problem. you can't continue to spend money that you don't have. >> we're only going to get the kind of agreement that gets rid of the harmful sequester, that takes away from the credit shutdown and defaults if both sides are willing to compromise. >> congress bases a march 27th deadline to continue funding the u.s. government or face a potential shutdown. yes, another one, a different one. both boehner and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says it won't happen. the national business of economics is weighing in on the sequester saying a plan is needed to cut the deficit but spending cuts aren't the way to do it. we'll have plenty more to walk you through what's happening with the sequester, and the continuing resolution at 10:30 cet or about 5:30 for the early birds there eastern time. >>>
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john in california. john? >> hi, jim. first of all, thank you for your early advice in the morning and also on your show. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is, what is your opinion in the u.s. and american airlines merger? >> i think u.s. air, i have been trying to -- so worried they might do a secondary after i recommend the stock, but you know what, look at radion. they did a secondary and the stock is up. i like u.s. air. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ you name it...i've hooked it. but there's one... one that's always eluded me. thought i had it in the blizzard of '93. ha! never even came close. sometimes, i actually think it's mocking me. [ engine rev
john in california. john? >> hi, jim. first of all, thank you for your early advice in the morning and also on your show. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is, what is your opinion in the u.s. and american airlines merger? >> i think u.s. air, i have been trying to -- so worried they might do a secondary after i recommend the stock, but you know what, look at radion. they did a secondary and the stock is up. i like u.s. air. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the...
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. >> buffalo john, ready for to you join us today, a couple of problems aleast according to reports. advertise are fatigue and user fatigue. will this redesign help? >> this is aimed squarely at addressing both of these issues. putting pictures front and center and videos easier to find is great for the end user and makes it easier to find information. but also advertisers find information easier. so people should get ready for larger louder ads. this is the digital version of putting jie an neon lights glowing and arrows pointed right at your news feed. >> in terms of ads on facebook, am i right in thinking, john, they need to be very parti participato participatory. they are used to being interactive. they need to have a interaction. >> absolutely. facebook is now responsible to their shareholders and they will be judged squarely on user engagement and user engagement has been going down and down despite a billion users on the social network. so despite the louj ads in front of you, engagement is higher. advertisements geared directly to the udser. >> is there any possibility this
. >> buffalo john, ready for to you join us today, a couple of problems aleast according to reports. advertise are fatigue and user fatigue. will this redesign help? >> this is aimed squarely at addressing both of these issues. putting pictures front and center and videos easier to find is great for the end user and makes it easier to find information. but also advertisers find information easier. so people should get ready for larger louder ads. this is the digital version of...
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. >> anybody, whether it's sarah palin or george bush or john mccain, who think you can drill you out of the problem is... >> you don't have a chance. there's no way. we're importing 12 million barrels of oil a day. okay, let's just say that we were gonna replace 12 million barrels by drilling in america. we would be bigger than saudi arabia. and we're stretched for everything. i mean, we are a marginal producer. >> in order for his plan to work, pickens proposes replacing the natural gas that's now used to generate 22% of the nation's electricity with a new source of power, wind power, created by thousands of wind farms that would need to be built. how do you know the utilities are gonna take wind power as a substitute for natural gas? >> that may be a mandate. >> so that's a critical point. you may have to have the government demand this happen. >> right. >> suppose it doesn't work. suppose the pickens plan doesn't happen. what happens to the country? >> oh, well, the plan then is foreign oil. you're totally at the mercy of foreign oil. >> but it's not at all simple. it would be a m
. >> anybody, whether it's sarah palin or george bush or john mccain, who think you can drill you out of the problem is... >> you don't have a chance. there's no way. we're importing 12 million barrels of oil a day. okay, let's just say that we were gonna replace 12 million barrels by drilling in america. we would be bigger than saudi arabia. and we're stretched for everything. i mean, we are a marginal producer. >> in order for his plan to work, pickens proposes replacing the...
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so the question for the taken bob pisani, john carney, will the nasdaq ever get back to where it was in the height of the tech bubble. let's stipulate, john carney, as the lawyers say, that peak for the nasdaq was in the middle of what i can only call a mania for tech stocks. >> right. so i think we've had a long time to build back up there. it does make me nervous to see us at this high of a level, especially since we haven't had a really significant pullback in many years. the last real big pullback was in 2009. historically we get a 20% correction. every three and a half years. we're basically waiting on that correction. bob pisani. >> you answered -- your point was completely correct, tyler. the problem with the nasdaq is still dealing with the overhang of the dot-com mania, absurd -- companies with no earnings at absurd prices. i'll give you an idea. from 2000 to 2009, nasdaq dropped -- 2000 to 2002, the w low, nasdaq dropped 80%, dow dropped 4%. there's the difference we're seeing so far. by the way, nasdaq has been a great performer since 2009 bottom, nasdaq up 150%. i think t
so the question for the taken bob pisani, john carney, will the nasdaq ever get back to where it was in the height of the tech bubble. let's stipulate, john carney, as the lawyers say, that peak for the nasdaq was in the middle of what i can only call a mania for tech stocks. >> right. so i think we've had a long time to build back up there. it does make me nervous to see us at this high of a level, especially since we haven't had a really significant pullback in many years. the last real...
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. >> at least john chambers has a game plan. we're not sure what microsoft is going to do in terms of turning themselves around. >> what about gm? all right? the ceo is coming up on the program in exclusive interview. what about the stock? >> i'm not a fan of the stock. a lot of hedge funds have it. you have the overhang of the government still. they're really having problems in europe. i mean, that is the biggest question i have to the ceo. how will they reverse the losses? they can do great things here in the states and china growing. that's a problem there. >> exxon, anybody? >> that's one of the only ones on the list besides microsoft that's tempting. i haven't done anything. >> what's the risks of the bull market rally? chief international correspondent michelle caruso-cabrera is here with that. >> the quality of the underlying fundamentals, a lot of people say the biggest critics of the rally say this is driven by ben bernanke and looking at the actual underlying economy, the fundamentals aren't that good and some point pe
. >> at least john chambers has a game plan. we're not sure what microsoft is going to do in terms of turning themselves around. >> what about gm? all right? the ceo is coming up on the program in exclusive interview. what about the stock? >> i'm not a fan of the stock. a lot of hedge funds have it. you have the overhang of the government still. they're really having problems in europe. i mean, that is the biggest question i have to the ceo. how will they reverse the losses?...
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john in california. john? >> hi, jim. first of all, thank you for your early advice in the morning and also on your show. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is, what is your opinion in the u.s. and american airlines merger? >> i think u.s. air, i have been trying to -- so worried they might do a secondary after i recommend the stock, but you know what, look at radion. i like u.s. air. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. [ woman ] when you own your own business, it's a challenge to balance work and family. ♪ that's why i love adt. i can see what's happening at my business from anywhere. ♪ [ male announcer ] now manage and he
john in california. john? >> hi, jim. first of all, thank you for your early advice in the morning and also on your show. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is, what is your opinion in the u.s. and american airlines merger? >> i think u.s. air, i have been trying to -- so worried they might do a secondary after i recommend the stock, but you know what, look at radion. i like u.s. air. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round."...
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john, a shrewd observer of the market asked us about us airways. lcc, i know. for all you home gamers. i had to respond. in the past i would have said sell sell sell. i mean that is how bad this industry was. but the times they are a changing. thanks to a wave of consolidation. i was going to say -- i was going to almost get on the desk but then i judgmemped off and h my back. the airline in 26 year s carbon back to when i swore i would never commit this sin again. and the one to buy the new american airlines, the one that we combine to us airways and because the parent of american is to buy the company that is mer merging with it. us airways. with this teadeal, it is truly ready to roar. >> the house of pain. >> the house of pleasure. >> we have witnessed a series of mergers and southwest acquisition of airtran and we learned that the competition made the industry uninvestable is now gone. i have invested in two colleges and have two kids there. anyway, the entire country is now like alaska. because there is no real competition anywhere to be found. don't you
john, a shrewd observer of the market asked us about us airways. lcc, i know. for all you home gamers. i had to respond. in the past i would have said sell sell sell. i mean that is how bad this industry was. but the times they are a changing. thanks to a wave of consolidation. i was going to say -- i was going to almost get on the desk but then i judgmemped off and h my back. the airline in 26 year s carbon back to when i swore i would never commit this sin again. and the one to buy the new...
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. >>> house speaker john boehner speaking out to larry kudlow. >> we are going to shut down the white house during the easter season when washington is overrun with visitors is just silly. i want to know who is being laid off at the white house. is this what is going on? all i can say is the capitol is open for visitors. we welcome to the american people to come to their capitol. we have been preparing for the president's sequester for months. >> more of larry kudlow's interview with the speaker tonight at 7:00 eastern time. on the kudlow report. sue? >> wall street watchers believe one of the reasons the dow reached historic highs is because of the federal reserve decision to keep interest rates at historic lows. is this a federally and does the fed even care what dow jones industrial average does? steve liesman is our man following the fed and bob pisani has wall street's take on this. i would perhaps in normal times the fed doesn't watch the market as closely as it is now but given the fact they are intimately involved in qe3, is it different this time? >> it's been different for s
. >>> house speaker john boehner speaking out to larry kudlow. >> we are going to shut down the white house during the easter season when washington is overrun with visitors is just silly. i want to know who is being laid off at the white house. is this what is going on? all i can say is the capitol is open for visitors. we welcome to the american people to come to their capitol. we have been preparing for the president's sequester for months. >> more of larry kudlow's...
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we tallied the results and you said, john. i say, bear made the better argument. let's go around the horn pl final trades. anthony? >> i like morgan stanley. i get the opportunity it hear one of their regional brokers management talk this week and williamsburg virginia. two thumbs up for morgan stanley. >> so banks, i mean, you have high hopes for most of the banks? >> morgan stanley, j.p. morgan. i think goldman is also a good buy. >> joe? >> surprising to me that there are more -- while a go we talked about hewlett-packard. we got the $20 and now there is a long neutral position, get out. >> simon? >> the housing stocks going up. earnings up 130%. if you like housing, own eagle materials. >> dr. j? >> stocks easing back a little bit today. buy into this one. a lot of activity on april, 35 calls. that's what did it for us. >> surging for its next move. is it going to be up? is it going to be down. you have a jobs report at the end of the report. anthony, you see that as the next big catalyst? the jobs report? >> either way? >> it is going to be a short term catal
we tallied the results and you said, john. i say, bear made the better argument. let's go around the horn pl final trades. anthony? >> i like morgan stanley. i get the opportunity it hear one of their regional brokers management talk this week and williamsburg virginia. two thumbs up for morgan stanley. >> so banks, i mean, you have high hopes for most of the banks? >> morgan stanley, j.p. morgan. i think goldman is also a good buy. >> joe? >> surprising to me that...
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our very own larry kudlow has a sit down interview with john boehner tonight at 7 awning p.m. on the kudlow report. >>> back it what is happening with the markets. you look at numbers and they are saying, everything is fine. but signs on the street say, not so fast. let's bring in cena sanchez. steve liesman as well might weight in on this issue. i want to get to you first of all within gina. tell me, where is the bad news and is it bad enough to see any correction in this market? >> underlying signs of nervousness -- >> oh, sorry, gina, go ahead. >> i was going to say underlying signs of nervousness point to a stretched market rally. though we do believe that central bank kks remaining a accommodative will remain calmer over the longer term but you are asking where the signs of nervousness come from. it is lack of conviction. most inflow coming by ets. broad market quickly as opposed to direct specific stocks. you know, secondly, moving on to, where else we see the risk, inflows have been going into safe havens, actually, safe haven bonds and defensive stocks. and have been t
our very own larry kudlow has a sit down interview with john boehner tonight at 7 awning p.m. on the kudlow report. >>> back it what is happening with the markets. you look at numbers and they are saying, everything is fine. but signs on the street say, not so fast. let's bring in cena sanchez. steve liesman as well might weight in on this issue. i want to get to you first of all within gina. tell me, where is the bad news and is it bad enough to see any correction in this market?...
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. >> hey, john. it's stac'. >> employees stacy verstraight, jason dehne... >> oh, i sent it to her already. >> and marissa plume say that putting in 60-to-80-hour weeks got them pats on the back. >> you know, you'd send an email at 9:00 at night, and the next day your coworkers would say, "hey, wow, you were up really late last night. what were you doing? you were working that whole time? wow, great job." >> right, right. >> but if you weren't there at the crack of dawn, you were put down. >> you know, if i come in at 9:00 or 10:00, i was at a doctor's appointment, you know, people were saying, "oh, gee, glad you could show up today." you know, so it felt a little-- >> a little dig. >> yeah, a little bit of a dig, and people were just watching other people. so it felt like a lot of unnecessary pressure. >> i canceled booked vacations. i mean, i booked vacations, and i canceled them because i had to work. >> okay, so are we hours-driven? >> yep. >> in 2002, after a jump in people quitting and filing s
. >> hey, john. it's stac'. >> employees stacy verstraight, jason dehne... >> oh, i sent it to her already. >> and marissa plume say that putting in 60-to-80-hour weeks got them pats on the back. >> you know, you'd send an email at 9:00 at night, and the next day your coworkers would say, "hey, wow, you were up really late last night. what were you doing? you were working that whole time? wow, great job." >> right, right. >> but if you weren't...
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. >> john paulison. >> however, we could make a case pretty soon here, right, that david tepor buying all the banks, especially bank of america at the bottom a couple years ago, could actually be the greatest if not the most profitable trade of all time. >> that's a good question. i also was going to say i can't believe you are bringing up paulson. earlier i was talking about his gold fund and how many hits he's taken besides being absolutely right about gold, up 17%. the way he played it is through mining equities that hurt. subprime trade absolutely a great one. david tepor pretty much has called it. appe they are pretty happy. >> i like to talk to insider buying, one of the best, george muzia. he says when he looks at the data insiders are telling him risk is on the negative side of neutral. what they are buying, number one on their list, energy. among those energy or natural resources companies with the top patterns include murphy oil, pbr partners, synergy resources and weatherford international, bottom of the list, consumer staples and telecom least favorable. highly selective,
. >> john paulison. >> however, we could make a case pretty soon here, right, that david tepor buying all the banks, especially bank of america at the bottom a couple years ago, could actually be the greatest if not the most profitable trade of all time. >> that's a good question. i also was going to say i can't believe you are bringing up paulson. earlier i was talking about his gold fund and how many hits he's taken besides being absolutely right about gold, up 17%. the way...
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the other day we talked about john paulson. i said i'm not following what he's doing now. it's about a hot money manager and since carl icahn rushed the clash to his clients in march of 2011 the performance has gone through the roof. he's in his comfort zone. he's basically everything that he touches right now, is turning to gold. i like what he's doing with herbalife. i agree on the strategy. love what he's doing with netflix and the signal to me to get out of netflix is when carl actually gets out. >> we didn't talk about cvr. he's got a winner there, too. he's been on a hot streak. not on a hot streak another bad week for jcpenney shareholders. here's what former ceo told us on this show a couple days ago about what's going on over there at the struggling retailer. >> my reaction is that the board has got to take some action. they can't be delusional like ron is in this whole transaction, and the sooner they act, the better. there's thousands of people who work for this company and this has been going on long enough. >> let's turn now to another former big retail ceo ma
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we're joined for the next hour by anthony, joe, simon baker and john najarian. size up the markets given the weekend, the sequester and everything else factoring into it. >> sure. i don't think much has changed since friday about the marketplace. i don't view the market right now as whether you want to be in the market. all the evidence suggests that you do want to be in the market. it's a matter of where you want to be. you have a u.s. dollar that continues to rise. i want no part of energy and materials. what do i want? utilities. consumer staples. 44 new s&p 500 highs today. ten of them in the consumer staple side. a defensive rally. the arg this morning was we had seven in a row that were down. not so today. tuesdays are better. it's a market you want to be in. it's all about how you want to be in it. and defensively seems to be the right play. >> we mentioned this headline that shocked a lot of people on the street. let's bring in the man who made it. walter zimmerman is chief technical analyst at united icaps. walter, welcome. when you drop a headline like
we're joined for the next hour by anthony, joe, simon baker and john najarian. size up the markets given the weekend, the sequester and everything else factoring into it. >> sure. i don't think much has changed since friday about the marketplace. i don't view the market right now as whether you want to be in the market. all the evidence suggests that you do want to be in the market. it's a matter of where you want to be. you have a u.s. dollar that continues to rise. i want no part of...
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and john from the cme. how are you feeling just about how the stock markets have been headed? are you feeling nervous? you feeling like things are going to keep pushing higher? >> it's a slow grind, becky. one of the bombs has been this lack of volume. retail america isn't quite back in to the equity market and there continues to be a high amount of cynicism, given how far we've come on gdp growth that's averaged about 1.5% to 2% the last couple of years. that having been said the path of least resistance is probably still going to be the upside. a little nervousness ahead of tomorrow's employment numbers. i'd be surprised to see s&ps back above 1550. look for a chop trade around 1540 in anticipation of a number as expected. >> john is right, there are still a lot of skepticism when it comes from retail investors. how do you think that works into all of this? >> i think there is a lot of skepticism out there. but i still think oil ends up going higher, keeps making higher lows. it may have bottomed in june. made a higher low in november. i think we're going to make a higher lo
and john from the cme. how are you feeling just about how the stock markets have been headed? are you feeling nervous? you feeling like things are going to keep pushing higher? >> it's a slow grind, becky. one of the bombs has been this lack of volume. retail america isn't quite back in to the equity market and there continues to be a high amount of cynicism, given how far we've come on gdp growth that's averaged about 1.5% to 2% the last couple of years. that having been said the path of...
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there's an john shroud of regulations and it remains to be seen how costly those are. you could make the argument that banks have made a lot of money in past decades of this expansion of credit ask debt and the developed world. without that, if all the developed economies need to be retrenching, i think it's still a challenging environment for banks. >> i want to go back to the point you made about banks being generally overcapitalized. is that a fair statement to make? i realize that relative to where we were, certainly capital levels have improved. but are we where we feed to be? >> right. well, banks argue that they're overcapitalized. some economists arguing that levels aren't high enough to with stand potential problems like we saw in 20308. and i think this is going to be an ongoing argument between economists, academics and bankers. but there's a sentiment in the industry or amongst investors, maybe, i should say, that no amount of capital is going to save a badly run bank and that one of the challenges for banks is going to be managing these much higher capital
there's an john shroud of regulations and it remains to be seen how costly those are. you could make the argument that banks have made a lot of money in past decades of this expansion of credit ask debt and the developed world. without that, if all the developed economies need to be retrenching, i think it's still a challenging environment for banks. >> i want to go back to the point you made about banks being generally overcapitalized. is that a fair statement to make? i realize that...
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and, and john boehner, who i admire what he's done, but i do not think he can deliver his group, and we saw that when we got to plan "b" and all of that at year end. >> joe i know you have a question, too. >> a lot, becky. many as we have time for. warren, i think in the latest, in the latest results your puts, the puts that you sold your you just got to be feeling like what a great move that was. not just on you -- not just on the s&ps, but you've done that around the world just betting on higher stock prices over time, i guess. and it ended up boosting your results by billions of dollars, didn't it? >> yeah, but net to this point, joe, has actually hurt them by a couple billion. if you take the cost of undoing those puts, if they had come due on december 31st, they would have cost us three and a fraction billion. but we put the liability up at six and a fraction billion so we still show a liability on our books. just not higher -- >> is that but what's your strike on those yurs -- your -- >> on the strike we would have a profit if they were settled today. >> yeah you know what you'
and, and john boehner, who i admire what he's done, but i do not think he can deliver his group, and we saw that when we got to plan "b" and all of that at year end. >> joe i know you have a question, too. >> a lot, becky. many as we have time for. warren, i think in the latest, in the latest results your puts, the puts that you sold your you just got to be feeling like what a great move that was. not just on you -- not just on the s&ps, but you've done that around the...
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we came very close with john boehner getting a big deal. for lots of reasons, everybody's fault, everybody to blame, blah blah blah, we didn't get there. it's a shame we didn't get there and we came a lot closer than people think. >> is your sense that the business community has the wrong impression about the president and his view towards business? i ask it because when you read about frankly your departure from the administration, there was a view that you were frustrated with the way they were approaching things. is that accurate? >> well, any who serves in washington is frustrated. you can't go there and not be frustrated with the way the system is. there's no question there is a misunderstanding and has been from the very beginning with the business community and this president. he is not anti-business. he didn't have long term relationships with a lot of business people bill clinton had or president bush or president clinton and president bush had and others. i think there's been a misunderstanding both ways about the motives of the b
we came very close with john boehner getting a big deal. for lots of reasons, everybody's fault, everybody to blame, blah blah blah, we didn't get there. it's a shame we didn't get there and we came a lot closer than people think. >> is your sense that the business community has the wrong impression about the president and his view towards business? i ask it because when you read about frankly your departure from the administration, there was a view that you were frustrated with the way...
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and a lot of the e-mails between ceo ron john yons and some of his board members suggest it's jcpenney's goal to get macy's to eventually walk away from the contract. now, macy's does have a contract. it appears jcpenney's does, too. the judge will have to read those and i think it's up to the retailers to decide what they want to do with martha stewart and all of those products. macy's, obviously, not excited to have another retailer take credit for all the investment they've spent branding martha stewart as the biggest proponent of their home collection. >> what does martha stewart do in the end, though? if she win sxwes she's able to say, yes, i'm going to be in both jcpenney's and macy witness macy's gets disgusted with it, developly walk was from the contract, then she's. >> jcpenney which is having a heck of a time trying to come back. >> exactly. and she's in a tough position. jcpenney owns 17% of her company, too. it's sort of the hand that feeds her. so she has to sort of do what they need her to do. but macy's clearly makes a lot of money, which you recalled assume she does, to
and a lot of the e-mails between ceo ron john yons and some of his board members suggest it's jcpenney's goal to get macy's to eventually walk away from the contract. now, macy's does have a contract. it appears jcpenney's does, too. the judge will have to read those and i think it's up to the retailers to decide what they want to do with martha stewart and all of those products. macy's, obviously, not excited to have another retailer take credit for all the investment they've spent branding...
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. >> i was talking with john. he's the greatest. watching him on the sports show. they've got everybody covered. what we were talking about is there's a big offering today, they love the rating call that we made right here, carl, at $8 and then went up to $10. one of the best performers. they're saying perhaps this is a rating, get in on the deal. this is a mortgage insurer that's a great business now. the old business is rolling off. who am i to say that this won't work again just like radiant. >> a good exchange on the special last night. >> how much fun did we have last night. there was a lot of skepticism. do we just ignore that because we want doing diligent? >> the question today is, can we make it two in a row. opening bell is coming up next. there's this island -- and it's got super-cute kangaroos. barrow island has got rare kangaroos. ♪ chevron has been developing energy here for decades. we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserv
. >> i was talking with john. he's the greatest. watching him on the sports show. they've got everybody covered. what we were talking about is there's a big offering today, they love the rating call that we made right here, carl, at $8 and then went up to $10. one of the best performers. they're saying perhaps this is a rating, get in on the deal. this is a mortgage insurer that's a great business now. the old business is rolling off. who am i to say that this won't work again just like...
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all to stall john brennan from the cia. we were hoping he would have stopped by now because he was supposed to be our guest from capitol hill tonight. that's where he was supposed to be standing. see how lonely it is? senator paul, we hope you're going to wrap this up soon. at the least, i would like to know how you went all day without using the restroom. sounds like senator paul is also hoping to wrap it up and join our shot. >> i can be done anytime if i could just get a response from the administration or from the attorney general saying that they do not believe they have the authority to kill noncombatants in america. the reason it has to be answered is because our foreign drone strike program does kill noncombatants. they may argue they're conspireing or may some day be combatants, but if that's the same standard you're going to use in the united states, it's a far different country than i know about. >> "outfront" tonight, tommy vitter and mike riggs. great to have both of you with us. tommy, let me start with you. w
all to stall john brennan from the cia. we were hoping he would have stopped by now because he was supposed to be our guest from capitol hill tonight. that's where he was supposed to be standing. see how lonely it is? senator paul, we hope you're going to wrap this up soon. at the least, i would like to know how you went all day without using the restroom. sounds like senator paul is also hoping to wrap it up and join our shot. >> i can be done anytime if i could just get a response from...
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john mccain called it ridiculous. they don't believe there's a constitutional issue here but what they do agree on is that there needs to be some kind of oversight, maybe by the congressional intelligence committee, maybe by a judicial panel of how and when we use these drones. >> gloria, thanks very much for coming in. there's no doubt rand paul helped himself politically, established himself as a very, very credible senator. thank you. >>> as lawmakers wrangle over what-if scenario, the obama administration is looking into whether they can hit more aerial hits with no real ties to the 9/11 attacks or al qaeda. barbara starr has details for us. explain what is going on, barbara. >> wolf, as you just talked about, the constitution use of using drones in the united states may be one thing but now a serious look the a the reviews of the laws about how and when the u.s. can target drones on u.s. forces and overseas. just outside damascus, a military convoy is blown up by 50 roadside bombs. the syrian-based al qaeda affil
john mccain called it ridiculous. they don't believe there's a constitutional issue here but what they do agree on is that there needs to be some kind of oversight, maybe by the congressional intelligence committee, maybe by a judicial panel of how and when we use these drones. >> gloria, thanks very much for coming in. there's no doubt rand paul helped himself politically, established himself as a very, very credible senator. thank you. >>> as lawmakers wrangle over what-if...
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>> john, i can. i can see the gear that is out. airport officials told us at this point there is a problem with the landing gear. and really they're preparing for an emergency landing at this point. all the information we're getting, though, is coming from the airport. they told us it is a leer jet, they're preparing for a crash landing. we're also told there are eight people on board, and information is coming in, basically by the minute here. you're taking a look at the plane right now. we do have reason to believe it was set to land at that airport anyway. and we have also heard that possibly it did a fly by the control tower and that's the point that they may have determined there was a problem with that landing gear there, john. >> it does look like it has some kind of landing gear down there right now. and it does look like it is descending fairly rapidly in what would be a fairly normal landing pattern. we will keep looking at this as it continues to go down right there. they did call in all kinds of emergency vehicles. this
>> john, i can. i can see the gear that is out. airport officials told us at this point there is a problem with the landing gear. and really they're preparing for an emergency landing at this point. all the information we're getting, though, is coming from the airport. they told us it is a leer jet, they're preparing for a crash landing. we're also told there are eight people on board, and information is coming in, basically by the minute here. you're taking a look at the plane right now....
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john berman sticks with us as well. a surprising op-ed today as bill clinton urges the supreme court to overturn the defense of marriage act he signed into law in 1996. here is what the former president writes. the justices must decide whether it is consistent with the principles of a nation that honors freedom, equality and justice above all. and is therefore constitutional. as the president who signed the act into law i have come to believe doma is contrary to those principles and incombatable with our constitution. the high court will hear arguments on doma in three weeks. it is interesting. a lot of what his op-ed is about is how times have changed and the strategy behind which he thought it was at the time a good idea to sign doma into law. >> we haven't had a hundred years of women's suffrage. i think he's entitled to change his opinion and that it is a good thing for the country to evolve the way he thinks it should evolve. >> this is so politically convenient on clinton's part. >> oh. >> he signed -- there is no
john berman sticks with us as well. a surprising op-ed today as bill clinton urges the supreme court to overturn the defense of marriage act he signed into law in 1996. here is what the former president writes. the justices must decide whether it is consistent with the principles of a nation that honors freedom, equality and justice above all. and is therefore constitutional. as the president who signed the act into law i have come to believe doma is contrary to those principles and...
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john john? >> karen mcginnis, thank you. >>> the united nations security council prepares to vote on tougher sanctions against north korea. reuters reports a foreign ministry spokesman made that threat in a statement to the state-run nuz agency. right now it is believed pyongyang does not have the capacity to deliver a nuclear strike on the u.s. north korea does make the threats from time to time. the level of rhetoric and the frequency of the rhetoric seems to be ramping up. >> that's right. we're eyeing another possible record for the dow. 24 hours after hitting that all-time high, the dow did it again. gaining 4g 2 points yesterday to close at 14,296. the index is up an astonishing 9% this year. dow futures are up this morning. meaning we could see a bump right at the opening bell. >> that would be nice. >> new developments overnight in that acid attack. a russian court ruling that the alleged master mind. the victim, suffered severe burns to his face and neck. police say the attack was fuele
john john? >> karen mcginnis, thank you. >>> the united nations security council prepares to vote on tougher sanctions against north korea. reuters reports a foreign ministry spokesman made that threat in a statement to the state-run nuz agency. right now it is believed pyongyang does not have the capacity to deliver a nuclear strike on the u.s. north korea does make the threats from time to time. the level of rhetoric and the frequency of the rhetoric seems to be ramping up....